Skip to Main Content Skip to Footer Content

Outlet Installation Services in Sandy, UT

Installing modern electrical outlets in your home is one of the best things you can do to increase safety and functionality. Mr. Electric of Sandy performs electrical outlet installation services in Sandy, UT. Whether you need to add additional outlets or upgrade your current ones, we are the team for you. Outlets that often trip or spark when plugging in may pose a safety risk. Importantly, any two-pronged sockets need replacement with safer three-pronged, grounded sockets. Contact us to learn more about installing an outlet in your home.

Outlet Installation Services in Sandy, UT
Tools on counter.

Book an Appointment

By checking this box, I agree to opt in to receive automated SMS and/or MMS messages from Mr. Electric, a Neighborly company, and its franchisees to the provided mobile number(s). Messages & data rates may apply. View Terms and Privacy Policy. Reply STOP to opt out of future messages.

  • Our service professionals can inspect your outlets and determine when it’s time for upgrades. The most common times we recommend new outlet installation services include:

    • Breakers frequently trip
    • Lights dim when using multiple appliances.
    • Lack of outlets in your home
    • Experiencing sparking, overheating, or loos connections
    • Burn marks around outlets.
    • Outdated or damaged outlets
Mr. Electric electrician installing an electrical outlet
bulb
Service You Can Trust!

Let us know how we can help you today.

Schedule Service

Choosing the Best Outlets for Your Home

We offer multiple types of outlets to increase your home’s efficiency, safety, and functionality. While some outlets come with cutting-edge extras, others boast of advanced safety mechanisms. The most common types of outlets we install include:

Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) Outlets

GFCI outlets are required in all areas of your home prone to moisture. A GFCI socket continuously monitors for current abnormalities and disconnects power before a shock can happen.

Arc Fault Current Interrupter (AFCI) Outlets

AFCIs resemble GFCIs with their “Reset” and “Test” buttons. The role of an AFCI is to identify electrical arcs, often from exposed wiring, and break the circuit before a fire can ignite.

Smart Outlets

Smart outlets can sync with other smart devices in your house, such as security systems or doorbell cameras. Some also help control the electrical consumption of devices when not in use.

Switched Outlets

Switched outlets combine a power outlet and switch in one. Devices can be plugged in and controlled with the flick of a switch.

USB Outlets

Rather than clogging your sockets with USB adapters, consider adding a socket with dedicated USB charging ports. This frees up sockets for other devices.

Tamper-Resistant Outlets

If you have small kids around the house, these child-proof outlets are worth considering. They offer more protection than plastic plugs.

Two-Duplex Outlets

If two plugs aren't enough, consider upgrading to a two-duplex socket that offers four plug-in points.

15-Amp Outlets

A 15-amp outlet is the typical home socket. These three-pronged sockets are perfect for areas unlikely to use multiple high-power-drawing devices.

20-Amp Outlets

You can identify 20-amp outlets by the horizontal slit on the socket’s left plug. These provide more power to handle kitchen appliances and power tools.

30-Amp Outlets

30-amp high-powered outlets are usually designated for heavy appliances like water heaters, furnaces, and RVs.

50-Amp Outlets

One of the most powerful sockets installed in residential properties are 50-amp outlets. They are used for appliances like ovens, air conditioners, clothes dryers, and other major appliances.

240-Volt Outlets

240-volt outlets are installed to power your largest appliances and electric vehicles.

  • It’s vital to only let a trained service professional install outlets in your home. Upgrading and installing outlets involves working with dangerous electricity. Improper installation of an outlet can lead to electricity issues and injuries. You can trust our team to properly install your new electrical outlets.

    Upgrading Two-Prong Outlets

    If your home has outdated two-prong outlets, it’s essential to install newer ones. Two-prong outlets don’t have a ground element, leading them to be prone to shorts. These outlets don’t deliver power as efficiently as three-prong outlets and can lead to electrical damage and fires.

Residential & Commercial Services

Mr. Electric has the power to make things better. Embrace the ease of call-ahead scheduling with Mr. Electric's 24/7 availability. Our skilled technicians prioritize quality, respect your home, and provide transparent upfront pricing for peace of mind.

Yellow light bulb icon
We have the power to make things better.®

Join Our Team

“We have the power to make things better” “That’s our mantra, not only for our customers electrical issues, but also you, a future team member”!
Start your career with us today. We offer exciting opportunities for growth and success in an important space.
View All Open Positions

Your Source for Local Home Service Experts

Neighborly brands repair, maintain, and enhance properties — to make life easier and more enjoyable for homeowners. Our consistency and quality work are the basis for everything we do, and are what make us a leader in the home services space, as we constantly strive to "be so remarkable, we become a beloved household name."

Learn More About Neighborly